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Pregnancy, Pediatrics & Family Wellness
by Guest Blogger, Darcy Sauers Certified Postpartum Doula & Lactation Counselor Despite what friends and family may have told you, breastfeeding can be easy and painless. The key to success is to ask for help and support early and often. And, women in New Hampshire today are very fortunate to have a number of great …
Posted by: Jenny Everett King, CYT The cover of a well-known magazine this week featured a well-known actress performing a well-known activity: breastfeeding her child. Now, just like when another magazine’s cover portrayed a breastfeeding mother and baby in 2006, people have complained. There are, apparently, many adults and teenagers who are uncomfortable with images …
Dr. Jess’ Recommendations For Continued Care Chiropractors: Who are accepting New Patients For pregnancy and/or pediatrics, please visit https://icpa4kids.com/find-a-pediatric-chiropractor/ For a chiropractor who specializes in pregnancy as well please click on the Advanced Search option and choose Webster. My personal recommendations for pregnancy and pediatric care are 🙁 may not be listed on ICPA site): …
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By Guest Blogger, Krista Maltais PCD(DONA), CLC, B.S. Family Studies. “In the day-to-day grind of it all, it’s easy to get stuck thinking, “the day is too short, the to-do list is too long, and gosh darn it, people need me!”. This is especially true for parents. But, in order to take care of others, …
by Guest Blogger, Amy Peterson, CD-DONA, CLC of Hound Hill Doula Every labor is different. While there is no way to know in advance if yours will be easy or more difficult, or if you will require interventions or not; there are many things you can do to increase your chances of a simple, uncomplicated, …
By Guest Blogger, Sandra Eisenberg- Postpartum Doula The simple answer to this question is: EVERYONE needs a post-partum doula. To further explain let me first say that while the event of birth is not, as it is so often treated, an emergency, it is an “emergent” situation in every sense of the word. And while …
By Guest Blogger, Alyssa Maynard- CAPPA Childbirth Educator & Doula in training Pregnancy is a time of great changes for the body. While some changes can be seen with the naked eye, there is also a lot happening deep within the body. This article specifically aims to talk about bone health, an area of pregnancy …
By Guest Blogger, Julie Brill, CCCE, CLD, CAPPA CBE Faculty “While our mothers may have taught us misery and suffering is part of mothering an infant, it is simply untrue,” says Elizabeth Torres, Psy.D., a psychologist at McLean, who leads support groups for women experiencing postpartum depression (PPD). PPD affects up to 20% of new …
Continue reading “Not Just the Baby Blues: Recognizing and Treating Postpartum Depression”
by Guest Blogger, Shalon Da~Nai, LMT Preventative Medicine is anything you do to help you stay pain and disease free. Exercise, eating healthy, and washing your hands often to limit your exposure to germs are all considered preventative. Most of us know that these are things we should do if we want to stay well …